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SENSATIONAL CASTANHÃO DAM UPDATE TODAY 04/08/2025 Alto Santo - Jaguaribara Ceará

BUY ON AMAZON THROUGH MY LINK https://amzn.to/3Z5vxUD BUY ON MERCADO LIVRE MY LINK 🔍 Paste this ID into Mercado Livre's search engine: DEYVED-G7QC 🔗 Or access this link: https://mercadolivre.com/sec/1Gsngsy Castanhão Dam, a Brazilian dam that will leave you speechless! Join us as we explore this incredible engineering marvel and discover the secrets behind its construction. Watch now to witness the grandeur of this viral phenomenon that you won't believe actually exists! The Castanhão Dam (officially Padre Cícero Public Dam) is a Brazilian dam built on the bed of the Jaguaribe River, in the state of Ceará. It is located in Jaguaribara, although it reaches other municipalities given its large dimensions. Castanhão is currently the largest freshwater reservoir in Ceará. Drought has always been a recurring sight in the Brazilian Northeast. Cracked ground, thin cattle, dust on the road, all elements that combine with the suffering of the backlands man in his search, over the centuries, for water and survival. An ancient prophecy said, “the backlands will become a sea”, and man followed, guided by faith, which brought a “sea” to the backlands. Who knows, this “sea” could have a wall, blocking the water that would have another course, bringing hope and subsistence. This “sea” could perhaps be the largest public dam in Latin America, our Castanhão Dam. Since imperial times, droughts in the Northeast have been considered a serious problem. Then, the dam policy began, when Dom Pedro II, moved by the effects of the drought, decided to address the problem by authorizing the construction of the Cedro Dam, in the municipality of Quixadá, in Ceará. All this happened at the end of the imperial period, extending into the republican period. The dam policy was one of the ways the government sought to mitigate the drought phenomenon. Due to this policy, the construction of small, medium and large reservoirs in Ceará intensified. However, the history of the largest reservoir in the country, the Padre Cícero dam, popularly known as Castanhão, began in 1910, when geological and topographical studies for the construction of the dam were initiated by the National Department of Works Against Droughts (DNOCS), at the time the Inspectorate of Works Against Droughts (IOCS). Built on the bed of the Jaguaribe River, in the state of Ceará, the dam is located in Jaguaribara, although it affects other municipalities. The construction work began in 1995, during the government of Tasso Jereissati, and was completed on December 23, 2002, by Governor Beni Veras (PSDB), in a partnership between DNOCS and the Ceará Water Resources Secretariat (SRH-CE). During the construction of the dam, it was necessary to remove the old headquarters of the municipality of Jaguaribara. In place of the municipality that was submerged, a new city of Jaguaribara was built. It is worth mentioning that the new municipal headquarters has replicas of the old headquarters, such as the main church and the church of Poço Comprido, a former district of the municipality, according to information from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE). According to the publication Evolution of the Castanhão Dam Project, from 1982 to 1984, as an integral part of the Transposition of Flows of the São Francisco River to the Semi-Arid Regions of the Northeast, the IOCS commissioned preliminary studies for the dam project. In 1985, the preliminary project was drawn up. The Hidroservice-Noronha Consortium was responsible for the work, as agreed in a contract signed with the local authority, of preparing the basic and executive projects. In November 1995, the company Andrade Gutierrez S/A, which held the contract, began construction work on the dam, under direct supervision of DNOCS. From May 1996 to August 1997, excavations were carried out in rolls and rock to install the spillway. When the excavation work was completed in September 1997, work began on concreting the spillway structures, which continued until its completion in October 1999. According to the City of Alto Santo, the Castanhão Dam was initially conceived by the Cunha family, especially by Mr. José Holanda Cunha, a well-known figure at the time who led the region's oligarchy. The Cunha family owned the lands of the Castanhão farm (from where the name of the reservoir comes, as it covers almost all of their lands) and the village known as "Boqueirão do Cunha", where the reservoir is currently located. Buy Hinode products in our online store Support our channel by purchasing through our link https://evgrupohinode.page.link/6M6oD... SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL AND ACTIVATE NOTIFICATIONS 🔔 Follow us on Instagram:   / deyvedviana   WHATSAPP (88)994331788 SEND YOUR VIDEO AND IT MAY APPEAR ON THE PIX CHANNEL: 88994331788 #açudecastanhão #barragem #transposiçãodoriosãofrancisco #chuva #jati #atalho #waterbelt #chestnut #ceara